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Re: Tilt
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lugnet.robotics
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Tue, 30 Nov 1999 02:24:12 GMT
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Hi David ... There are two types of switches commonly available. One
is a small plastic box with a metal ball inside ... when it rolls in
one direction it touches two contacts and closes the circuit ... tilt
it the other direction and the ball rolls away from the contacts. The
other type has a bead of mercury in a glass enclosure and works the
same way.
Have fun,
- Nick -
David Paule wrote:
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> Ayyone made a tilt sensor yet out of an old switch or an old thermostat? It
> wouldn't be a linear function. It would be like a touch sensor, reporting if
> the tilt angle was reached.
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> Just an idea....
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| Ayyone made a tilt sensor yet out of an old switch or an old thermostat? It wouldn't be a linear function. It would be like a touch sensor, reporting if the tilt angle was reached. Just an idea.... (25 years ago, 30-Nov-99, to lugnet.robotics)
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